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Nation : ?
Local Price : £1795.00

Small Pair of D.Egg Pocket Pistols.. A Small Pair of D.Egg Pocket Pistols. With round turn-off barrels, decorated with geometric bands at the muzzles, geometric bands at the breeches, stamped below with London proofs, border engraved box-lock actions, decorated with star-bursts underneath the pans, signed within an oval to the left, ‘EGG' and ‘LONDON' to the right, sliding thumb-piece safety catches, slab sided walnut grips, blued fold down trigger guards. Durs Egg Son of Leonz Egg, gunmaker, Switzerland. Born 1748, baptised Urs Christian. After a short stay in Paris, came to London and worked for John Twigg, 1772. Granted denization in 1791. Gunmaker & Sword Cutler. Became gunmaker to George IV & Duke of York. Renowned for his fine workmanship.  

Nation : Spanish
Local Price : €2.200,00

Gran espada de Caballería con guarnición de conchas (111 cm). España, hacia 1700.. Guarnición de hierro con guarnición bivalva asimétrica. Puño de madera alambrado con torzal de cobre. Hoja recta, vaceo en su primer cuarto, el resto a tres mesas. Presenta la inscripción &156;EN ALEMANIA&157; – &156;ENRIQUE COEL”. Punzón de espadero en el recazo. Muy buena conservación. Algunas manchas y leves picados, mayoritariamente en el interior de las conchas. Longitud total 111 cm, hoja 94 cm, anchura base hoja 39 mm. Images courtesy of ANTIGUEDADES SALA (https://armasantiguas.com)

Nation : Spanish
Local Price : £1750

Click and use the code >22330 to search for this item on the dealer website Most Rarely Seen Napoleonic Wars Heavy Cavalry Sword. A Fabulous 1808 Napoleonic Wars, Spanish Peninsular Campaign Cavalry Sword

Nation : French
Local Price : £1,750.00

French 1st Empire Mle ANXIII Heavy Cavalry Flintlock Pistol. French 1st Empire Mle ANXIII Heavy Cavalry Flintlock Pistol dated 1813. Lock plate marking very polished but possibly from Maubeuge armoury. Polished stock with good markings complete with brass furniture and steel ram rod all correctly stamped please see image. UK shipping free the rest of the world at cost.

Nation : British
Local Price : £1750

English Officer’s Silver Hilted Small Sword by John Carman of London dating to 1720 – 1730. An interesting English silver hilted officer’s small sword by John Carman of London. The plain stylish hilt is typical of English silver hilt design of the late 17th and early 18th centuries comprised of bold simple curves and solid workmanship. This is a nicely balanced example. The hilt consists of a guard formed from shallow dish-shaped plates with reinforced rims, pas d'ane rings, a knucklebow, rear quillon plus an ovoid pommel with integral ribbed button on top. The grip consists of a wooden baluster-shaped core covered with alternately twisted lengths of roped silver wire and with woven “Turks Heads” top and bottom. The maker’s mark is for the first John Carman and is stamped twice on the hilt, once on the rim of one of the shell guards and again on the knuckle bow near the pommel. This mark is the second recorded by John Carman and was formed as a four cusp depression with the letters “I C” in raised relief inside with a star above and a pellet beneath. See Arthur G Grimwade, “London Goldsmiths 1697 to 1837 Their Marks and Lives”, Faber and Faber, 1976, mark 1190, page 92. This mark was registered in the Smallworkers’ book at Goldsmiths Hall on 27th June 1720. See also Leslie Southwick, “London Silver-Hilted Swords”, their makers, suppliers and allied traders, with directory, 2001, Royal Armouries, for an account of John Carman’s life in pages 62 and 63. He was born in 1692/3 and died in 1741. From 1708 he was apprenticed to the accomplished London sword cutler Thomas Vicaridge, then George Atkins, to be sworn “free of the Cutlers’ Company by servitude” in 1716 when he registered his first mark, comprised of the first two letters of his surname “C A” inside a rectangle, in line with the Britannia Standard. The military type blade is single edged with a double fuller running underneath the spine and is unmarked.The blade is just under 30 inches long at 75.75 cm. The overall length of the sword is 36 inches (91.5 cm). The condition of the hilt is fine and in original form although there is a small dent to the pommel top. The blade has been cleaned and shows some wear with a patch of pitting on the cutting edge near the tip consistent with damp collecting under the scabbard chape and attacking the blade when the sword was sheathed and left aside for a period of time.

Nation : Spanish
Local Price : £1750

Click and use the code >25114 to search for this item on the dealer website Most Rare, Original Spanish Heavy Dragoon Cup Hilt Sword of the Napoleonic War Peninsular Campaign. An I8th Century or Earlier Form Spanish Rapier Hilt With a British 1796 Heavy Cavalry Ordnance Stamped Hadley Contract Blade

Nation : ?
Local Price : £1750.00

Scarce Westley Richards Monkey Tail Pistol. A Percussion Breech Loading Westley Richards Patent ‘Monkey Tail' Pistol, No. 492, dated 1867. With round sighted barrel, stamped ‘Whitworth-Patent' along the top in front of the serial numbered breech block stamped '25 Grains', hinged breech lever stamped ‘Westley Richards Patent', signed flat lock dated within a triangle on the tail, figured three-quarter stock (some bruising commenserate with age) regulation brass mounts including butt-cap with lanyard ring, the butt is regimentally marked, ‘R1 C15', chequered trigger, and no provision for a ramrod. Mint bore. Footnotes: For another example without provision for a ramrod and formerly in the Howard L. Blackmore Collection see Claude Blair, Pistols of the World, 1968, pp. 119-120, no. 461 This is a superior example of the large (15" overall) 'Monkey tail'. 1867 dated pistols serial numbered up to 1000 were issued to Lisbon Cavalry & Infantry Regiments, they have 2 lanyard rings and sometimes have spurred butts. Dimensions: Bore: .451 Calibre Barrel Length: 9 Inches (22.86 cm) Overall Length: 15 Inches (38.10 cm)

Nation : ?
Local Price : £1750.00

Cased London Colt Pocket Percussion Revolver. A Cased London Colt Pocket Percussion Revolver, No. 10122. With octagonal sighted barrel, stamped, ‘ADDRESS COL COLT LONDON' with five-shot cylinder engraved with the stage coach hold up scene and stamped 0122, the pistol has matching serial numbers throughout, the frame is stamped with patent dates and the calibre, steel trigger guard and back-strap with pin and notch hammer sight: in an associated box lined in green baise with with accessories including bullet mould, powder flask, cap tin etc. Dimensions: Bore: .31 Calibre Barrel Length: 4 Inches (10.16 cm) Overall Length: 8.5 Inches (21.59 cm)